The Board of Primary Education has finally admitted its guilt in the High Court in the West Bengal Primary TET case. The board acknowledged errors in the re-evaluation of the Wrong Questions case. The Board of Primary Education admitted in the court that there were some errors in giving marks to the job seekers and in selecting the candidates. Note that WBBPE published a list of 738 for interviews on 20th December. A case was filed in the High Court challenging that. Some questions were wrong in the 2014 TET exam. In that context, the High Court directed to give marks for wrong questions. Job seekers claim that the West Bengal government has issued a notification for the 2014 TET exam. They passed the TET in 2015. They then took Diploma in Elementary Education or DLEd training at the initiative of the government. They further demanded that Hon'ble Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had announced the recruitment of 16,500 primary teachers in November last year. But the appointme